Adam LZ's Safari GTR Project: Massive Updates, Nismo Off-Road Lineup, and Custom Fabrication

In this exhilarating episode, Adam LZ takes us on a wild ride with his Safari GTR project. With a visit to Monster Performance, the GTR undergoes its first start and tune, promising a healthy 500 horsepower. But that's not all; Adam also installs a top-of-the-line PWR intercooler to keep those intake air temperatures in check. This beast is built for performance!

But let's not forget about the Nismo off-road lineup. Adam's excitement is palpable as he unveils the Nismo off-road roof rack, front bumper, and fog lights. And here's the twist: these parts are designed for a Frontier, but Adam is determined to make them work on his GTR. With some modifications and measurements, he's ready to take on the challenge.

To ensure the utmost safety and durability, Adam turns to Bell Race Works for a custom bash bar and skid plate. Arthur, the master fabricator, works his magic, creating a strong and stylish front crash bar that perfectly complements the Safari GTR's rugged aesthetic. And let's not forget the skid plate, essential for off-roading adventures.

But the excitement doesn't end there. Adam plans to mount the roof rack using Seasucker suction cups, a clever solution that eliminates the need for drilling or modifying the car's structure. With this setup, Adam can carry all his gear, from gas cans to whatever else he needs for his off-road escapades.

As the episode concludes, the crew works tirelessly to modify the roof rack while Adam is away. Using a chemical stripper, they remove the paint from the parts, revealing the raw aluminum underneath. With a pressure washer, they clean the parts, preparing them for powder coating and welding.

This episode is a testament to Adam's dedication and passion for creating a truly unique Safari GTR. With each modification and upgrade, the car becomes more capable and ready to conquer any off-road challenge that comes its way. Stay tuned for the next thrilling installment of Adam LZ's Safari GTR project!

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Viewer Reactions for R32 GTR Safari Gets Tuned - Crash Bars, Lights + MORE!

• Adam's vision for cars and his ability to make them come to life is impressive
• Suggestions for collabs with Matt's Off Road Recovery and participating in off-road games in Utah
• Positive feedback on the idea of an off-road R32 GTR
• Appreciation for Johan's screen time and calm attitude
• Suggestions for yellow fog lights to improve visibility in dust and at night
• Excitement for the transformation of the car and the quality of the builds
• Interest in seeing the car compete in off-road races
• Positive feedback on the video series and the build progress
• Suggestions for modifications like replacing suction cups with rubberized pot magnets and tucking the skid plate under the front bash bar
• Appreciation for attention to detail in wheel color and the explanation of yellow in the bronze
• Comments about Tommy not being involved and opinions on his skills
• Love for Adam and the LZMFG crew
• Suggestions for portal axles and improvements to the front bar
• Desire for a giveaway project of a similar build
• Comments about the location of the build and surprise at Adam's hometown
• Positive feedback on the Nismo and comparisons to Chucky
• Excitement about building a safari on a dream car
• Criticism of Booth's filming causing motion sickness
• Love for the build without watching the video yet